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I'm relatively new to photography and I think I like capturing reality so that I can convey an idea or message. I got into photography because I make Youtube videos but it has since grown into much more than just a tool to make better videos. I think one day I would like to make a photobook but don't think I'm good enough to do that yet.
I'm noticing how many different styles of photography there are, not just street vs landscaper etc... but also more edited styles to the point that the photo looks artificial vs more natural styles.
So I'm wondering what makes everyone tick and I'd love to hear why you take photos and how you achieve your goals!
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